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01-06-11, 09:46 PM   #1
panicckk
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Angry Nooo addon button :(

from the start, i didnt have an addon file in interface, but after uninstalling and reinstalling, still no folder. then suddenly it jjust appeared.
anyways im not gonna ask how its there. but
in the addon file, there are already files in there that i dont know about. i put addons in there and still no button.
this is what it looks like
C:\Users\Public\Games\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns
its been 4 hours. im going to go crazy
Edit: Heres the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq-Br5ErtJU

Last edited by panicckk : 01-07-11 at 05:19 PM.
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01-06-11, 10:02 PM   #2
panicckk
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also if it helps, i dont have a world of warcraft file in "program files (x86)"
but i copied the wow folder to there now im just waiting.
and i make it so wow runs under adminitrator. :/
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01-06-11, 11:08 PM   #3
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1) A fresh installation of WoW does not always have an "Interface" folder, and rarely has an "Addons" folder. This usually has to be created by the user

2) Once WoW detects an "Addons" folder, it creates empty folders inside it named Blizzard_<stuff>.

3) In Windows Vista and Windows 7, having your WoW folder in the "Program Files" or "Program Files (x86) folder is not a good idea - it causes complications in where the addons/WTF/Cache folders are actually stored by the system.

4) When installing addons, often there is a problem called "folder in folder". The easiest way to detect this is to find a file for the addon named <addonname>.toc. For example, the addon Omen installs into a folder called "Omen", and inside the Omen folder is a file named "Omen.toc". That is, the path for the Omen.toc file looks like this:
World of Warcraft\Interface\Addons\Omen\Omen.toc
Folder-in-folder looks more like this:
World of Warcraft\Interface\Addons\Omen-v3.1.0\Omen\Omen.toc
The .toc file must be located in a direct subfolder of the "Addons" folder, basically. Interface\Addons\addonname\addonname.toc - anything else causes a problem.

If you have folder-in-folder, just move the 2nd folder (in the above example, "Omen") into the Addons folder, and this will fix the problem.
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01-07-11, 03:37 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Taryble View Post
1) A fresh installation of WoW does not always have an "Interface" folder, and rarely has an "Addons" folder. This usually has to be created by the user

2) Once WoW detects an "Addons" folder, it creates empty folders inside it named Blizzard_<stuff>.
These statements are not completely true. If you delete the interface folder WoW will create the interface, Addons folders, and create the Blizzard_* folders and the files in them when the game is started.

These folders are never needed to be created by the user.
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01-07-11, 04:25 PM   #5
panicckk
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ha alright. i understand files like a 5 year old. i didnt understand what you were saying about the file in file, but i went to the file search and looked for Omen, and nothing came up in advanced search.... but im posting a video in 2 seconds to show you guys my process. thanks for the help though guys!
also also, if the patch is not done downloading could that affect it?

also if anyone explaines anything from now on, pretend im 5
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01-07-11, 05:19 PM   #6
panicckk
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heres the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq-Br5ErtJU
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